You are not right. I was a small child when adults began to explain to me that I was too old for my age. At puberty I thought it was a difference that could not be skipped, I was negative. I have never loved noise, it has always been relatively quiet at home. Our doors are open for guests, there are always strangers, there are always laughter and conversations, within normal limits. No loud music, no gossip, no drooling and no scandals. I grew up that way, and as a grown-up I didn't need discos, but real friends I couldn't find anywhere. At one time I was lonely and it was my fault. I had a negative attitude, I didn't like most people. I put everyone who goes to a party on Friday under a common denominator. It is very wrong. I fell in love three times. The common denominator between the three I felt was that they were different. It was only with the latter that I had grown up enough to behave perfectly adequately and not be gloomy. Only he did not have a drop of negativity in him. We were doomed with the others, minus and minus does not make a plus in human relations, but rather makes a minus infinity. We are still together with the third, I do not feel the need to accumulate a number and I feel good, he is my first intimate friend. Before him I was afraid, I was always dizzy - but sex will make me a light girl, but they can lie to me, but how to trust, how to relax, how to accept my body and show it to someone .. ( What !?) When I did, I was already light years ahead of myself. I accepted that I might be hurt, but I trusted my feelings and knew that no matter how things went, I would be able to do it because I wanted to. Just sex, nothing scary or burdensome, I didn't want a prince, I did not find everyone unworthy. I grew up and went to university. I was positive about the new people. I always like the company of mansions, and we all felt like mansions. I like my colleagues, they were a great support for me in the new city. We drank coffee in front of the university, told each other stories and accepted each other as we are. If I had met the same people 4 years earlier, things would have been different. I wouldn't accept that they were partying, I wouldn't want to listen to their drunken stories or know that their hearts were broken. No one judges me for not falling for alcohol and missing most gatherings. They accept me. They call me when I'm not going to lectures. They call me if they have a personal problem. They listen to me if I'm sad myself. I do the same for them. Communication is two-way, everything is mutual. I would say, that they value me as part of the team because there is no case in which I have not helped someone. To be honest, I get along with the person no one else can talk to. I get along with him because he is a man, and I was the same. Do not think that your preferences exclude you from any team and they make bad company. It's one thing on the table, it's quite another during the day with a cup of coffee. I'm not a man for a table, I'm a man for a cup of coffee from a chat. Seriously, I dance horribly, I can't sing, I find it hard to relax, I don't like noise and I don't like my hair to smell like cigarettes, hookahs, all kinds of fumes. But I like to have guests, I like to listen to conversations, I like other people's stories, laughter and sharing. Nobody cares that I'm like that. I do not judge them, nor do they judge me. I try to get to know everyone, if I like it, it becomes my friend, if not, we just say hello and happy holidays. I don't put people under a common denominator anymore and the picture has acquired new colors, more and more beautiful. I was a loner, and like many loners, I had chosen that myself. I was not interested in people because I found them primitive. Now I am ashamed of the behavior and my thoughts that were normal for me 4-5 years ago. It is not normal to have a bad opinion of people about whom you know nothing significant. Others feel when you are negative about them and consider yourself very different. You're not different, there are many like you, but you probably don't give them a chance or they don't give you a chance. My story is an indicator of how a person radically changes his life if he just learns to accept others and not judge. Something very small, very elementary, which changes everything. I don't put people under a common denominator anymore and the picture has acquired new colors, more and more beautiful. I was a loner, and like many loners, I had chosen that myself. I was not interested in people because I found them primitive. Now I am ashamed of the behavior and my thoughts that were normal for me 4-5 years ago. It is not normal to have a bad opinion of people about whom you know nothing significant. Others feel when you are negative about them and consider yourself very different. You're not different, there are many like you, but you probably don't give them a chance or they don't give you a chance. My story is an indicator of how a person radically changes his life if he just learns to accept others and not judge. Something very small, very elementary, which changes everything. I don't put people under a common denominator anymore and the picture has acquired new colors, more and more beautiful. I was a loner, and like many loners, I had chosen that myself. I was not interested in people because I found them primitive. Now I am ashamed of the behavior and my thoughts that were normal for me 4-5 years ago. It is not normal to have a bad opinion of people about whom you know nothing significant. Others feel when you are negative about them and consider yourself very different. You're not different, there are many like you, but you probably don't give them a chance or they don't give you a chance. My story is an indicator of how a person changes his life radically if he just learns to accept others and not judge. Something very small, very elementary, which changes everything. I was not interested in people because I found them primitive. Now I am ashamed of the behavior and my thoughts that were normal for me 4-5 years ago. It is not normal to have a bad opinion of people about whom you know nothing significant. Others feel when you are negative about them and consider yourself very different. You're not different, there are many like you, but you probably don't give them a chance or they don't give you a chance. My story is an indicator of how a person changes his life radically if he just learns to accept others and not judge. Something very small, very elementary, which changes everything. I was not interested in people because I found them primitive. Now I am ashamed of the behavior and my thoughts that were normal for me 4-5 years ago. It is not normal to have a bad opinion of people about whom you know nothing significant. Others feel when you are negative about them and consider yourself very different. You're not different, there are many like you, but you probably don't give them a chance or they don't give you a chance. My story is an indicator of how a person radically changes his life if he just learns to accept others and not judge. Something very small, very elementary, which changes everything. when you are negative towards them and consider yourself very different. You're not different, there are many like you, but you probably don't give them a chance or they don't give you a chance. My story is an indicator of how a person radically changes his life if he just learns to accept others and not judge. Something very small, very elementary, which changes everything. when you are negative towards them and consider yourself very different. You're not different, there are many like you, but you probably don't give them a chance or they don't give you a chance. My story is an indicator of how a person radically changes his life if he just learns to accept others and not judge. Something very small, very elementary, which changes everything.
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I just remembered this phrase - "beautiful mind" ... And by the way, the movie itself ... Somehow it reminded me of you. How can I tell you ... You are too young and I do not believe that you understand the words as I see them, through the prism of so many years. But I will still try. You know, at your age, I was like you - and I was annoyed by the mediocrity of my peers. But not everything was black and white, and I managed to find 2 real friends with whom I had my moments. Nevertheless, I have been quite close to the "bare plateau in front of the abyss," where you are now. Many thoughts passed to me then, similar to yours. But when we hit the mark, the conclusion is that society really does not tolerate outsiders. Being a "black sheep" will not help you survive in this society. And you have no choice if you want to have a future. Notice that I'm not saying you have to have a future that society thinks is "normal" or "appropriate for you." I know it disgusts you. That's right. The simple truth is that you need to know him well enough to be able to "navigate" among him to provide yourself with the necessary conditions and means to pursue your goals, your dreams, your views. Think of it as a tax that we all pay, where consciously, where not. Which more, which - less. The line is very thin - as you have already understood - "it is not a sign of good health to be part of a sick society". But as you know very well - "tired horses kill them, don't they". Don't look at things so pessimistically. How did you decide at the age of 19 that a lonely life awaited you? Tomorrow you may meet someone who understands you, yourself. Yes you " that you are independent and have the purely financial and practical freedom to do the things you really want. Now, if you manage to combine these 2 things - well done. So you were lucky :) But it is more likely that these are 2 different worlds in which you will live. They will have different rules and features. And you have to teach them well. Socially, it will be more difficult - I know you will not compromise with the people around you. But communication with others and contact with others in general is based on compromise, more or less. Only you and the future know whether you will meet those whom you allow to "enter your circle". And this topic in itself is long, often discussed here. Personally, I don't think it should be that hard to find other young people like you who have a similar mindset. Not everyone dreams of "the perfect life to advertise in front of others", or "to shake in the disco and wipe a cool piece with a nice ass" :) Nowadays it is easier than ever to find a place to find like-minded people . Although this remains relatively difficult, our breed traditionally treats strangers with suspicion :) We always weigh, judge :) And this is not very motivating are the other side :) But you have enough time to try :) But from now on I can to tell you that there is no easy way and easy answer :) Not that you didn't know it anymore :) PS - Be careful with "God". Ask yourself the question - how many answers does he have for you, but really. However, I want to emphasize strongly - With the above I do not want to affect the believers, nor to discuss this topic. I am a man of logic and Truth. And this as a concept does not fit much with "God".